Valve Gets in The Wearable Computing Game
Monday, 16th April 2012Posted in Blog Archive, Gaming
Tags: abrash, google, Michael Abrash, microsoft, valve, wearable computing
Written by: Jeff Nau
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After Google announced it was making some interactive glasses that would enable wearers with ‘eye controlled’ Internet functions and the ability to have face-to-face conversations while walking around, Valve seems to have upped the ante a bit, announcing research and development of their own brand of wearable computing.
After two tours at Microsoft, programmer Michael Abrash joined the company behind gaming hits like Portal and Left 4 Dead, and all to begin groundwork Continue reading “Valve Gets in The Wearable Computing Game” »
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